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SMPP stands for Short Message Peer-to-Peer, and is an open, industry-standard telecommunications protocol used to exchange SMS messages between Short Message Service Centers (SMSC).
The SMPP protocol is a level-7 TCP/IP protocol, so mobile applications can transfer short message data between External Short Message Entities, Routing Entities, and Message Centers. To do this, applications use an SMPP connection to an SMSC, SMS gateway, or SMPP gateway.
There are three different types of the SMPP protocol:
When a message is sent with Bandwidth services, it is sent by the SMPP gateway to the SMSC with the delivery receipt value set. The SMSC will return the final disposition of the message as determined by the carrier.
Bandwidth has made the technicalities of SMPP our business so you can build a better user experience for yours.
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